The Life of MiltonGarland Pub., 1971 - 328 páginas |
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... himself . The poet was happy in both his parents ; and to the merits of both he has borne affectionate and honourable testimony . The maiden name of his mother has been difputed ; but it seems reasonable to credit the account of Philips ...
... himself . The poet was happy in both his parents ; and to the merits of both he has borne affectionate and honourable testimony . The maiden name of his mother has been difputed ; but it seems reasonable to credit the account of Philips ...
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... himself . ་ " From this time ( fays Johnson ) it is observed , that he " became an enemy to the Presbyterians , whom he had fa- " voured before . He that changes his party by his hu- mour is not much more virtuous than he that changes ...
... himself . ་ " From this time ( fays Johnson ) it is observed , that he " became an enemy to the Presbyterians , whom he had fa- " voured before . He that changes his party by his hu- mour is not much more virtuous than he that changes ...
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... himself " with that integrity , which his commiffion exacted , he " was ready to submit to a trial by twelve Englishmen , to " be chosen even by Cromwell himself . ” This oppofition to the ufurper was affuredly magnani- mous , and the ...
... himself " with that integrity , which his commiffion exacted , he " was ready to submit to a trial by twelve Englishmen , to " be chosen even by Cromwell himself . ” This oppofition to the ufurper was affuredly magnani- mous , and the ...
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